Abstract

For the early detection and precise treatment of a variety of dermatological disorders, skin lesion segmentation is essential in computer-aided diagnosis systems. The U-Net architecture, a deep learning model renowned for its remarkable performance in picture segmentation tasks, is used in this research to suggest a skin lesion segmentation strategy. In order to successfully collect fine-grained features and contextual information for precise skin lesion segmentation, our proposed method makes use of the encoder-decoder architecture of the U-Net. On publicly accessible benchmark datasets, we assess our method's performance and contrast it with cutting-edge techniques. Experimental results show that our proposed method is superior, segmenting skin lesions with excellent accuracy, precision, and recall.

Keywords:
Segmentation Artificial intelligence Computer science Benchmark (surveying) Skin lesion Encoder Precision and recall Image segmentation Pattern recognition (psychology) Lesion Architecture Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution Computer vision Deep learning Medicine Pathology

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